At Petrossian, we take pride in offering a selection of the world's finest caviars, while ensuring the protection of endangered species. Caviar is a premium product that requires a long and delicate production and aging process, with high-quality standards and strict regulations. Like other exceptional products such as Yubari melon, saffron, white truffle, Matsutake mushroom, Densuke watermelon, Criollo cocoa, or Wagyu beef, caviar is a rare and highly prized luxury item.
Why is caviar expensive?
Caviar price per kilo
The price for 100g of caviar varies depending on the species, but Petrossian caviars are offered at competitive prices while guaranteeing unmatched quality. On average, the price of caviar ranges from €2,000 to €12,000 per kilo, depending on the product's characteristics.
Caviar price per gram
Here are caviar prices per gram:
125 g: approximately €290 to €1,650
50 g: approximately €120 to €650
30 g: approximately €70 to €400
The most expensive caviar in the world
Almas caviar, meaning "diamond" in Russian, is considered the most expensive caviar in the world. Sourced from albino Beluga sturgeon, it can reach staggering prices of up to €40,000 per kilo. Its rarity, unique color, and delicate flavor make it an exceptional product of unmatched value.
Rarity
Caviar is a rare product, especially species like Beluga caviar, often compared to luxury products such as Yubari melon or saffron. The price of caviar is significantly higher than smoked salmon.
Quality
The quality of caviar eggs depends on several factors, such as grain size, texture, and flavor, which influence the price.
Origin
Caviar from renowned regions, such as Iran and Russia, is often more expensive.
Production and farming methods
Wild caviar is generally more expensive than farmed caviar, representing about 80% of global production. Aquaculture helps meet growing demand while protecting endangered species.
Caviar types and average prices for 50 g
Beluga Caviar: €500
Ossetra Caviar: €150
Baeri Caviar: €150
Sevruga Caviar: €200
French Aquitaine Caviar: €150
Caviar Buying Guide
To choose the best caviar according to your budget and preferences, pay attention to quality labels and certifications. Also, check our pages dedicated to small caviar tins and pressed caviar.
Caviar offers and promotions
Discover our special offers and promotions on caviar. We offer small caviar tins, perfect for discovering our selections at affordable prices. The price of caviar varies considerably depending on species, quality, and origin. At Petrossian, we are committed to offering the best caviar at competitive prices. For more information on caviar promotions and selections, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why is caviar expensive? Prices vary depending on the rarity, quality, and origin of the eggs.
Which is the best caviar? Beluga caviar is often considered the best, but the choice depends on your personal preferences.
Which caviar offers the best value for money? Ossetra and Baeri caviars offer good value for money.
Does caviar price change depending on the season? Demand often increases during the holiday season, especially at Christmas.
Are there cheaper alternatives to caviar? Other eggs, such as smoked pike, trout, or salmon, offer a more affordable tasting experience.
How to check caviar authenticity? Always buy from reputable distributors to avoid counterfeits.
What are the prices of caviar in restaurants? Restaurant prices can be much higher than retail due to service fees and experience.
Where to buy caviar? For quality caviar, visit fine food shops, specialized online stores like Petrossian, or local markets. Tasting events also offer a unique experience.